گروه بررسیهای راهبردی میراث

Mirath Strategic Studies Group is an independent, public-benefit think tank established in 1399 in the Iranian calendar. It aims to help religious activists in Iran identify effective, evidence-based ways to address the country’s social and cultural challenges. The group produces research reports, strategic summaries, blog articles, and audio-visual content for people engaged in these issues. Its published work examines topics including religious commitment, religious education, changes in attitudes toward religion, hijab and cultural shifts, separation from religion, and challenges related to pilgrimage to Arbaeen.

Mirath also invites organizations and individuals to commission specific research or projects through its project-ordering service. Its website features commissioned work on challenges faced by mothers in religious upbringing and ways to improve support for Afghan refugees in Iran. Visitors can contribute through financial, expert, or communications support, helping the group develop and share practical research. With a focus on applying analysis to real-world concerns, Mirath connects research with the needs of religious and social actors seeking informed approaches to complex cultural questions.